In a move that can only be described as "totally awesome," PC World – that's a magazine about computers, not saying the right thing in public – has brought back awesome-named Harry McCracken as editor-in-chief, while ousting CEO Colin Crawford. If you'll recall, McCracken quit after Crawford handed down a missive that the magazine needed to be nicer to advertisers; that those critical reviews could hurt their bottom line. And that piece called "Ten Things We Hate About Apple"? Blasphemy!

So outraged was McCracken, he split in disgust. Now, publisher IDG has invited him back to his old post, while moving Crawford "upstairs" and away from the magazine.

At last, a magazine with a conscious and a spine.